Robin Wall Kimmerer combina la ciencia con la sabiduría indígena

Robin Wall Kimmerer sigue inspirando a los lectores con su libro Braiding Sweetgrass y su nueva iniciativa Plant, Baby, Plant.

El libro, publicado por primera vez en 2013 por Milkweed Editions, ha vendido más de 3 millones de ejemplares y se ha mantenido en las listas de libros más vendidos durante años. Kimmerer, miembro inscrita de la Nación Potawatomi Ciudadana y profesora de botánica, combina el conocimiento científico con las perspectivas indígenas sobre el mundo natural.

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